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Surgical management of unilateral seminoma in a dog

2015

John Martin, K. D. | Joy, Bini | Narayanan, M. K.

Seminomas are one of the common testicular tumours that occur mostly in dogs above five years of age. A case of nine-year-old male German Shepherd dog, presented to University Veterinary Hospital, Kokkalai with a history of swelling on the scrotum for the past two months and its successful surgical management is discussed. The right testicle was found to be highly enlarged and hard while the other atrophied. Histopathological examination following its surgical removal, confirmed it as seminoma.

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anesthesia animal tumours atropine body weight dogs hemorrhage histopathology incision infertility intramuscular injection ketamine pharmaceutical products scrotum spermatic cord surgical operations testicles testicular diseases testis veterinary surgery xylazine

Bibliographic information

Published in

Malaysian Journal of Veterinary Research (Malaysia)

ISSN 2180-3897

Pagination

p. 67-71

Language

English

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Status: Non-Refereed. Source Identifier: oai:http://agris.upm.edu.my:0/13980; . setSpec: hdl_0_2;

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Journal Contribution

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